The 1920s

The 1920s and 1920s was a decade of fun, employment, and disappointment. This decade has been categorized as "20 generations of roar". Men who came back from World War I have to face unemployment, wheat farmers and oil companies pursue concentration, and new contemporary conveniences are being considered. In the 1920s the economy had a certain impact on society. It will benefit some people, but it will hurt others. Beneficiaries are grassland farmers and oil companies.

The 1920s was the last decade of American history, while people were truly optimistic about politics. Since 1920, the significant increase in welfare beneficiaries and the expansion of franchise rights to women - two famous supporters for liberalism - have changed the concept of "capital democracy" into contradiction. When giving women the right to vote, the idea of ​​national mistakes seems to be less positive for Silicon Valley leaders than for your generation. But for tires, real capitalists are always suppressed by democracy. This is the first hero's Gospel of Ayn Rand, Ain Land (an individualist architect in the 1943 's novel' Source '). The idea was contaminated with "demo".

In 1920, President Warren Harding swore "going back to normal" - he brought back the amazing idea of ​​America back to the 1890s countryside - but it was not unusual in the 1920s. After all, for the American expedition who came back, Dad could not allow them to lose their farm after seeing Parry. The clapper, swing, and fashion for ten years (flag flag is at that time) shows that the country wants to change. Even harding is integrated into the spirit of things; historians generally cite the scandal-bearing Harding government as the most corrupt person in history, and Harding has grace by the end of his term It was. (It is painful, I know, perhaps, the time may be more friendly to # 45, please consult your fortuneteller.

In the 1920s, three Republican presidents occupied the White House. Conservative Warren Harding took overwhelming victory in 1920. He proved to be an incompetent president, and his government was scandalized, including the scandal of the teapot dome. Calvin Coolidge succeeded in posting Harding's death (1923), and he adored the business hating the government. Herbert Hoover is an engineer who is convinced of the president's position on the fundamental health of capitalism (1929 - 33), which represents him the most comprehensive manifestation of individualism. In 1920, the American census showed for the first time that most Americans live in cities with more than 2,500 people.